Peter Russell-Clarke
An oldie but still hilarious. NSFW.
And Peter’s comments on JJJ.
Video Converters: The Best of the Bunch

When it comes to video converters, there’s a plethora of options out there and many of them don’t cut the mustard. It’s also incredibly difficult to find a decent listing of programs that actually do what you want. If you type a search for ‘video converters’ on Google, you are going find so many commercial products that typically don’t deliver when you need them to. More specifically, if you want to rip a DVD or segments of a DVD into various formats (.mov, .mp4, .wmv, .flv, .avi, etc…) you would be surprised how many video converters fail to do this properly. Either they crash, the interfaces look like they have been designed by primary school children or they don’t give you many options in terms of settings.
Red goes faster
Teaching digital video this semester mean’s checking out what’s relatively new in the world of video. The red camera range are simply stunning and just by looking at this footage, paired with some tasty lenses, you get an economical way to shoot a major production whether it be a TV commercial, music video or film. Yes the Red One camera itself will set you back US$17000+ but that’s pretty cheap for quality such as this. But of course you can rent one quite easily here in Australia.
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Hooverdust is a pop culture blog designed and developed by James Sann. I cover a range of topics such as Film, Music, TV, Photography, Design and teh internets.
Based in Melbourne and Bendigo, Australia, in my professional life, I am a freelance multimedia designer, photographer and a part-time University lecturer & tutor.
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